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A View to Remember B&B
Category: Hotels & Travel Bed & Breakfast Bed & Breakfast [Edit]
1090 Trevor DrKelowna, BC V1Z 2J8
(888) 311-9555
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 7 am - 10 pm
Specialties
A View To Remember is "a stay to remember"- Delicious and creative breakfasts - Outstanding hospitality - Captivating views of Okanagan Lake, mountains and lush vineyards.
Located in the heart of Okanagan Wine Country, we are minutes to nine wineries including Mission Hill and Quails Gate Winery.
Whether it is for a restful one night stopover on your tour of beautiful British Columbia or a getaway to enjoy the Okanagan sunshine, beaches, wineries or golf, we would be delighted to accommodate you.
After spending a night one of our three luxurious, beautifully detailed suites, a delicious homemade breakfast awaits you. Start your day with one our signature egg dishes, homemade fruit scones, our own blend of gourmet coffee, a selection of English teas, fresh juices, and our famous local Okanagan fruit which is picked from our own trees in season. Summertime in the Okanagan gives you the chance to enjoy your breakfast outside with a picturesque view on our private deck.
History
Established in 1982
This B&B was started by the Jarman family - being Australian they knew all about B&Bs and over the years became one of the most successful B&Bs in Kelowna. After 19 yrs they decided to retire. Sue and Dann Willis took the B&B over in the beginning of 2001 - Now ,we are celebrating our 10th year. Over the last 10 years we have completely renovated the B&B.
The success of the B&B can also be measured as it is the longest running B&B in this area
Meet the Business Owner: Sue W.
Sue and Dann are both retired from extensive careers in Law Enforcement. In 2001 We moved to Kelowna to return to Beautiful BC and the Okanagan Wine Country. Sue is originally from Vancouver and Dann is from the Chicago area. Sue and Dann log many miles around the United States and Canada travelling by motorcycles and each year plan a new adventure to somewhere in North America on their Harleys.
